Uyghur Workers Are Moved to Factories Across China to Supply Global Brands
China’s persecution of Uyghurs prompted the U.S. to ban Xinjiang imports. China found a way around it — by shipping more Uyghurs across the country.
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Y'know what? I don't care. Maybe it's happening, even in the dramatic worst-case way it's portrayed here, but is that the biggest/only story in China? It feels sort of credibility-stretching that a country of 1.4 billion people and a top-two global economy is entirely cantilevered around the idea of oppressing a tiny minority in the rural corner of the country. I'm fairly certain there are at least nine people in China who can go an entire workday without contemplating how to wipe the Uighyurs off the map. Maybe as many as twelve!
The US is no longer in any sort of moral leadership position to point fingers on human rights, if not for the last few decades, then certainly in its El Salvador phase. The only reason Western media remotely give a damn here is because they're desperate to slap an asterisk next to the growth and real economic advancement of a country that promises to outpace them imminently.
So many words for “no u” whataboutism is so tired
Clearly too tired to read the whole post. Or are you too tired to deal with the reality of Americas foreign policy?
Too tired to read the Nth post saying " country B is doing worse than country A!"
Doesn't take away how shity country A is...
Maybe the fact country A and country B have abandonned the idea that republics exist for the many to enjoy living in and not the few at the top can explain things.
I really don't think that's it. Slavery is disgusting, even if China has made great technological advacements or done great things. It's completely fucking gross and many people want nothing to do with slavery. This isn't about the US, it's about slavery being bad.
